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The late Pick 3 is a $3 minimum and late DD a $5 minimum, no other changes other than some lower takeouts. If they see it's hurting the handle they'll probably drop the $5 minimum on W-P-S.
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« Last post by ECU Pirate on July 30, 2026, 03:49:16 PM »
$5 total bet on exotics or $5 straight bet? Do I have to bet $5 on a superfecta key with multiple horses in each spot or the total bet has to be more than $5?
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« Last post by Checked Up on July 30, 2026, 03:44:33 PM »
Kentucky Downs has or is raising the minimum wager to $5. WPS and gimmicks alike. The posted results will make it look like there's magnificent value in the R.O.I. at first glance. This should be interesting to say the least!
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Actually there are 4, Hawaii, Utah, Tennessee, and Georgia.
Idaho has Indian casinos, Kansas has both.
thanks great info . it figures Georgia is on the list
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Actually there are 4, Hawaii, Utah, Tennessee, and Georgia.
Idaho has Indian casinos, Kansas has both.
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How about all the states with casinos without racetracks. There aren't that many states left with racetracks. 47 states have casinos, how many states have racetracks, maybe 1/3. What happens when the funding goes away or is reduced for the racetracks, the casinos will still be in business, but some racetracks may be forced to close or race for much cheaper purses.
the three without casinos...my guess Hawaii Utah Idaho
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How about all the states with casinos without racetracks. There aren't that many states left with racetracks. 47 states have casinos, how many states have racetracks, maybe 1/3. What happens when the funding goes away or is reduced for the racetracks, the casinos will still be in business, but some racetracks may be forced to close or race for much cheaper purses.
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« Last post by dougie on July 30, 2026, 02:44:55 PM »
And yet not a word from Maryland's Horseman's representative Cloverleaf. You know they had to of been notified that it (Ocean Downs) was going up for sale.
The big question I have been asking is will Churchill sell to similar interests to allow these places to remain tracks and casinos? Or will they sell to the first buyer with the money?
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« Last post by Kirby's Ace on July 30, 2026, 02:20:36 PM »
And yet not a word from Maryland's Horseman's representative Cloverleaf. You know they had to of been notified that it (Ocean Downs) was going up for sale.
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It seems that many people have forgotten that racetracks existed long before casinos did. With the onslaught of casinos in every state, the agreement was that they could open as long as they were tied to racing. Don’t shoot the messenger. Those are just a fact. If the track loses money, that’s the price to be paid for operating a casino and without that racetrack, there would be no casino.
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